Recently I watched ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ on television at the behest of my grandson. It was heartwarming to see so much diversity of talent in all ages young and old. Nearly 2.5 million people voted with a young up coming musician Tokio Myers,...
Recently I watched ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ on television at the behest of my grandson. It was heartwarming to see so much diversity of talent in all ages young and old. Nearly 2.5 million people voted with a young up coming musician Tokio Myers,...
The proportion of 11-year-olds offered a place at their first-choice secondary school in England is the lowest since 2010, official figures show. This year, 83.5% of applicants received offers from their first choice schools, down from 84.1%...
US investment bank Morgan Stanley, sees the Sensex rising to 34,000 by June 2018. To the question, where do the Indian markets go from here, the answer was unequivocal: Up another 9 per cent, said Jonathan Gartner, the bank’s Chief Asia and...
An Indian Bollywood actress met the PM of India. She wore a knee-length skirt. The anger this unleashed broke the internet.
Notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary, accused of radicalizing the London Bridge terrorists, could be released from prison by the end of next year having served less than half of his sentence.
Excessive stress can be bad for you and your family, especially your little one. If you are going through a stressful event in your life, chances are it might trickle down to your child. Constantly fighting with your spouse or getting into repeated...
A study into the effects of alcohol consumption which showed that even moderate drinking has damaging effects on the brain has sparked interest about how exactly moderate drinking is defined.
Learning multiple languages is a good thing for your child. It can help them understand different cultures, make them more aware and confident, develop their communication skills and boost creativity.
Week commencing 16/06/17
A Cambridge lecturer says colleagues should refrain from using terms like brilliant, genius and flair, as they could alienate female students. Dr Lucy Delap, deputy director of history and policy at Cambridge, said these terms were vague and...